Sentence examples for otherwise bright from inspiring English sources
Some future games may darken Nintendo's otherwise bright palette.
This could squeeze out otherwise bright and able Scottish students.
An otherwise bright beam is made dimmer, compromising its effectiveness as a tool for research.
But not even heavy skies could darken the otherwise bright news.
The sun will do the rest, even on cloudy but otherwise bright spring days.
But she warned of one "cloud" over the otherwise bright outlook, in form of disappointing exports.
Listen, for example, to the luxurious Elegy at the heart of his otherwise bright-hued, energetic Clarinet Concerto (1977); or to the slow movements of his two symphonies: the First (1989) a wrenching memorial to friends who had died of AIDS, the Second (2000) an expansion of a wistful string quartet composed for the Cleveland Quartet's farewell tour in 1995.
On the downside, the increased revenue from real estate, sales and cigarette taxes was partly offset by a decline in income tax receipts, a weak spot that the comptroller said reflected lower employment, a continuing threat to the city's otherwise brighter fiscal outlook.
"These are kids of great intelligence who have otherwise exceedingly bright futures as professionals," Mr. Frankel added.
It's little wonder that in this climate, being labelled a "hacker" made otherwise extremely bright young people almost completely unemployable.
Sarra said direct instruction was "basically a remedial program that's expensive, the money goes to America and is proven to disengage kids who are otherwise pretty bright".
